CSCSD Re-Opening Plan: Leadership Team Meeting and Priorities
In preparation for the 2020-2021 academic year, CSCSD has outlined a detailed re-opening plan focusing on key areas such as health and safety, instructional quality, and mental wellness. The plan involves collaboration with stakeholders and adherence to state guidelines for a safe return to in-person instruction.
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CSCSD RE-OPENING PLAN 2020-2021
Leadership Team Meeting July 10 Steering Committee Launch July 14 PLANNING TIMELINE Focus Area Planning July 17-23 First Draft July 23 SIP Meeting Feedback July 24
STEERING COMMITTEE Kathy Hagenbuch Jason Rosno John Machuga Sarah Burgess Pam Drumm Lucinda Adams Melody DeCamp Christine Gill Kelley Mead Jim Anderson Matt Burns
GUIDING PRINCIPLES Guiding Principles for Recovering, Rebuilding and Renewing Ensure health and safety of all students, staff, and visitors. Support mental health and wellness of students, staff, and families. Prioritize high-quality instruction. Provide equity of instructional access. Communicate clearly and consistently with students, staff, families, and community members Continue to collaborate with flexibility in an ever-changing world.
PRIORITIES AND FOCUS AREAS Health and Safety Health Office and Screening Protocols Transportation Cafeteria Facilities Social Emotional Support Instruction
RESOURCES STATE GENERATED RESOURCES
New York State Department of Health Higher Education Interim Guidance for Public Transportation Interim Guidance for Pre-K to Grade 12 Guidelines for In-Person Instruction Checklist for Pre-K to Grade 12 School Re-opening New York State Education Department Recovering Rebuilding and Renewing the Spirit of New York s Schools Reopening Guidance
NYS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INTERIM GUIDANCE FOR IN -PERSON INSTRUCTION
NYDOH REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: Capacity: phase-in plan for the number of students, faculty and staff able to return in person. Social Distancing: develop procedures to ensure appropriate social distancing when on school buses, buildings and grounds for all. Face Coverings: plan to ensure all who enter a school building or school bus have the required face coverings. Hygiene, Cleaning and Disinfecting: develop procedures for school-wide cleaning and disinfecting of all learning and common spaces within schools and buses. Training and education regarding hand and respiratory hygiene for all members of the school community.
NYDOH REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: Transportation: develop procedures which include face coverings at all times appropriate social distancing whenever possible Food Service: procedures for onsite and remote food service for students ensuring social distancing. Screenings: procedures for mandatory health screenings for all, including temperature checks. School Health Offices: procedures for isolating and safely caring for a student or staff member if they develop symptoms of COVID-19 during the school day. Contact Tracing: plans to support local health department with contact tracing should the need arise.
CSCSD SURVEYS JULY 16 -19
Faculty and Staff Survey If all of the safety measures in the NYS Department of Health guidelines are put in place, what is your comfort level in returning to full time in person instruction in the fall? Very Comfortable 3% Comfortable 27% 25% Not Very Comfortable Not Comfortable 45%
Faculty and Staff Survey For Program staff (Teachers, TA's, Aides, Counselors and Administrators) Which model of school would you prefer to see under the current status of the pandemic in our area? Full Time in Person Instruction Blended (Part Time in person/Part Time Distance Learning) 16% Full-Time Distance Learning 3% 42% Other 39%
Faculty and Staff Survey If we were to do a blended hybrid model, rank your preference (First being the highest preference)
NEXT STEPS JULY 21 JULY 31, 2020
24 July 29 July 31 July Draft SIP Final Draft to BOE Safety Committee Submit to State Portal and post as directed NEXT STEPS Re-visit Draft based on feedback 27 July and 28 July Finalize Plan 30 July
